Biology, asked by Chrisha6960, 1 year ago

Disease caused by acids alkalis and solvents are called as

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Answered by Arslankincsem
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Irritant contact dermatitis is caused irritants such as solvents, petroleum distillates, dilute acids and alkalis, soaps and detergents, resins and plastics, disinfectants and even water.

It occurs due to the direct cytotoxic action by these offending agent.

Redness, heat, blisters, scales, swelling, pain are some of the inflammation signs of this disease.

The chemical properties, amount and frequency of the substances are the causes of this disease.

Answered by gratefuljarette
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The disease which is caused by acids, alkalis and solvents is known as occupational irritant contact dermatitis.

EXPLANATION:

It causes inflammation on the skin. Inflammation comes with swelling, redness, pain and heat. It is generally caused by coming in contact with acids and alkalis and can even cause by water. It can be termed as an allergic disease.

People who work in battery factories or the places where soaps are made are prone to this disease. Strong irritant can cause immediate blisters while the mild substance will only cause redness.

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